TCFP Drill practice home
Practice for the TCFP Firefighter I/II and Hazmat Awareness/Operations exams. Every question you answer is tracked, so Smart Study keeps putting your weak spots in front of you until you know them.
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About TCFP Drill
What it is
A practice tool for the Texas Commission on Fire Protection Firefighter I/II and Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations exams. It holds multiple-choice and true/false questions across topics, many with a textbook page reference.
It is a study aid. It is not the official TCFP exam, and the real exam's length, format and wording may differ.
How Smart Study picks questions
- Each session mixes up to 4 questions you missed, up to 2 short reviews, and new questions, with no more than 4 new ones from any one topic.
- In every mode, questions you haven't answered correctly come first. Ones you've already gotten right are only used when nothing else is left, and mastered ones come last.
- A question you just answered sits out for at least 10 minutes and your next 60 answers, so back-to-back sessions don't repeat.
- A correct answer spaces the next review further out: 1 hour, 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, then 21 days.
- Three correct in a row marks a question as mastered.
- New questions are drawn from the topics where you have mastered the least.
Mock exams
Mock exams mix every topic in proportion to the question bank, hide answers until you submit, and score against a 70% pass mark. The optional timer allows 72 seconds per question.
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- 1–6 or A–E
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References
Page references point to IFSTA Essentials of Fire Fighting, Jones & Bartlett Fundamentals of Fire Fighter Skills, Delmar Firefighter's Handbook and NFPA 1001/1072. Editions are shown with each reference; check them against the edition on your reading list.
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